Truthful Manipulation
At fourteen Christine Derry's father goes missing. The rumors begin to circulate about his disappearance and Christine is told by many that he had been murdered by the Hells Angels.
A little less than a year later she is shocked to find out that he is alive and well in Canada's RCMP Witness Protection Program. Christine's life is turned upside down as she hears that her father had been an informant and police agent for the RCMP since before she was born.
Packing her bags, Christine sets off to join her father and his wife in their new life. What nobody told her, was how hard it would become to start over as somebody new or how skilled the RCMP were at manipulating the truth.
“All my life, those people who were my positive influences had taught me to see RCMP officers as authority figures, as a group usually trusted by society. So, when it came to the big decisions about my safety and my life, my mentality was that they knew better than me. They would do what was best for me whether I thought it was the right decision or not. But did they deserve my trust?”
- From the introduction of Truthful Manipulation
At fourteen Christine Derry's father goes missing. The rumors begin to circulate about his disappearance and Christine is told by many that he had been murdered by the Hells Angels.
A little less than a year later she is shocked to find out that he is alive and well in Canada's RCMP Witness Protection Program. Christine's life is turned upside down as she hears that her father had been an informant and police agent for the RCMP since before she was born.
Packing her bags, Christine sets off to join her father and his wife in their new life. What nobody told her, was how hard it would become to start over as somebody new or how skilled the RCMP were at manipulating the truth.
“All my life, those people who were my positive influences had taught me to see RCMP officers as authority figures, as a group usually trusted by society. So, when it came to the big decisions about my safety and my life, my mentality was that they knew better than me. They would do what was best for me whether I thought it was the right decision or not. But did they deserve my trust?”
- From the introduction of Truthful Manipulation
At fourteen Christine Derry's father goes missing. The rumors begin to circulate about his disappearance and Christine is told by many that he had been murdered by the Hells Angels.
A little less than a year later she is shocked to find out that he is alive and well in Canada's RCMP Witness Protection Program. Christine's life is turned upside down as she hears that her father had been an informant and police agent for the RCMP since before she was born.
Packing her bags, Christine sets off to join her father and his wife in their new life. What nobody told her, was how hard it would become to start over as somebody new or how skilled the RCMP were at manipulating the truth.
“All my life, those people who were my positive influences had taught me to see RCMP officers as authority figures, as a group usually trusted by society. So, when it came to the big decisions about my safety and my life, my mentality was that they knew better than me. They would do what was best for me whether I thought it was the right decision or not. But did they deserve my trust?”
- From the introduction of Truthful Manipulation
Table of Contents:
In this book you will read about:
What it is like to lose your identity and live without a past
How it feels to give up family and friends
How the RCMP Witness Protection Program deals with families
The collateral damage to future generations
Working through the daily struggle of anxiety and perpetual fear
The struggle to remain truthful in a program meant to deceive
Dimensions
ISBN